Mathabiso Bernice Ralengau
'Mathabiso has been in the field of writing since high school when she scooped the school's writer's award for writing the best article on the late Pope John Paul II.
In 2001, 'Mathabiso wrote Molahluoa- a Sesotho novel that is about abandoned girl child, who grows up but survives the harsh and difficult times of her life in the African country of Lesotho. The book reveals the secrets of how the child became an abondoned orphan, while the leaders of her village watched and enjoyed their lives.
Because it educated young people and adults about importance of children, the book was included in the secondary schools curriculum from 2002 to 2005.
'Mathabiso became a journalist in 1993, working for the Ministry of communications, in the departments of Lesotho news Agency and The Ultimate Radio.
Latest Articles
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Thumbs Up for Lesotho Child Grants Programme
Due to escalating poverty and malnutrition in Lesotho, EU has provided 12 million Euro to assist HIV/AIDS orphans with money to supplement their monthly income.
Jun 2, 2009
- Mathabiso Bernice Ralengau
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Making Concrete Slabs For Outdoor Wood Stoves
Concrete slabs for the front of outside wood or coal stoves are cost-effective and easier to make, especially when reinforcement is used, rather than mash wire.
May 29, 2009
- Mathabiso Bernice Ralengau
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Majid Art Gallery, Lesotho
The Majid Art Gallery has put together a collection of artwork by the people of Lesotho in one place. It exhibits a wide range of paintings, handcrafts and sulptures.
May 14, 2009
- Mathabiso Bernice Ralengau
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